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<blockquote data-quote="Nail" data-source="post: 102413" data-attributes="member: 224">Epic levels is about....multiclassing!Y'all should remember that one of the greatest parts of the 3e system, perhaps even the greatest part, is the ability to multi-class at th' drop of a hat....especially if yer human. An' if we looked at a few of the heroes mentioned....like Gandalf, say.....by the time you give him all of the classes he deserves, and the appropriate power in each, yer way over 20th level.&nbsp; An' thus, by definition, in Epic Level territory.&nbsp; Gandalf wasn't a 21st level Wizard.&nbsp; He was a 10th Wizard/10th Fighter/10th Wizard of the Order (or some such dreck PrC).&nbsp; Heck, even if we lower those levels a bit, he's still over 20th.(BTW: where are people reading he died?&nbsp; Interpretation?&nbsp; It's not in the book.....)So really=&gt; don't neglect multiclassing.....it makes a bunch of 'em Epic.-Nail</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nail, post: 102413, member: 224"] [b]Epic levels is about....multiclassing![/b] Y'all should remember that one of the greatest parts of the 3e system, perhaps even [B]the[/B] greatest part, is the ability to multi-class at th' drop of a hat....especially if yer human. An' if we looked at a few of the heroes mentioned....like Gandalf, say.....by the time you give him all of the classes he deserves, and the appropriate power in each, yer way over 20th level. An' thus, by definition, in Epic Level territory. Gandalf wasn't a 21st level Wizard. He was a 10th Wizard/10th Fighter/10th Wizard of the Order (or some such dreck PrC). Heck, even if we lower those levels a bit, he's still over 20th. (BTW: where are people reading he died? Interpretation? It's not in the book.....) So really=> don't neglect multiclassing.....it makes a bunch of 'em Epic. [COLOR=crimson]-Nail[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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